plant-dad-sulu:

One of my favourite things about garak and bashir’s first onscreen encounter is knowing that while alexander siddig was thinking about how intimidating it was to be working with such an experienced and skilled actor andrew robinson was thinking “he’s hot, i’m gonna go for it”

first-iotian-in-starfleet:

Lizard Lunches » Improbable Cause [2\4]

first-iotian-in-starfleet:

Lizard Lunches » Improbable Cause [1\4]

spockvarietyhour:

Kiss the Girl, Save the Day, the never taught me that in the Obsidian Order.

Bonus: 

gwendolynnby:

Has it ever occurred to you that I might be getting exactly what I deserve?

No one deserves this.

(for @i-am-a-bit-squeemish)

gwendolynnby:

I think someone broke his heart once and now he can’t bear to be apart from the ocean.

itwoodbeprefect:

“Which reminds me, those pants you wanted altered are ready to be picked up.”

gwendolynnby:

I need to know that someone forgives me.

“Fortunes can change so quickly.” Garak heaved a sigh, then said, “Well, I must be going. A pity we couldn’t chat directly, but affairs of state have kept me extremely busy of late. Perhaps at a later date we can catch up on old times and new ones. Good-bye for now.”

Garak had said it all in the most pleasant tone imaginable. He never lost his genial smile or his affable demeanor.

It was the most terrifying thing Quark had ever experienced.

(DS9 novel, Demons of Air and Darkness)

robot-royalty:

DS9 s6 e19 In Pale Moonlight aka the episode Sisko Did That and regarded as one of the best star trek episodes ever (and i agree)